Wake Forest, Maryland grid clash eyed as defense and pass power collide
In Winston Salem Wake Forest coach Paul Amen previews a rugged Saturday tilt with Maryland, noting balanced units White Gold and Rebels, pass prowess from Norman Snead and Dick Novak, and a likely high scoring shootout despite defenses shaping the rivalry.
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Bruins Point Pace Leads Montreal Scoring Pack
Bruins star Mill tops league with four goals and four assists for eight points, Vic Stasiuk close behind with six, and John Bucyk tied with Jerry Toppazzini and Don McKenney for five. The trio on a top line has 20 plus goals this season, Horvath’s 19 hampered by a jaw fracture. Boston’s offense carries the team as they average four goals allowed per game, yet win by outscoring opponents.
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Reds acquire Stenhouse from Seattle farm team
The Cincinnati Reds signed 26 year old right hand pitcher Dave Stenhouse from their Seattle Pacific Coast League farm club. Stenhouse posted 12 wins and 13 losses for Seattle last season finishing seventh in the standings.
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Citadel Bulldogs Punt Pacing 40 Yard Mark Despite Slippage
The Citadel Bulldogs cling to a 40.3 yard punting average after four games and 25 punts, keeping pace with top conference leaders while VMI holds the per game yardage edge. Davidson trails in punting with 36.3. The league shows WVU leading rush and total defense, with Furman posting a 39.3 defense mark.
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Southern Conference Football Notes From Weekend Prep
SC teams across Furman, George Washington, West Virginia, Virginia Military, William and Mary, Virginia Tech and Richmond plan Saturday games. Injuries and doubtful statuses mix with drills, strategy talks, and notes on Citadel clash and Richmond’s rough defence.
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Rickey Tolley
Ed Wood
J Klich
Citadel
Spiders
Jack Griffin
Aubrey Reeves
Eddie Teague
Davidson
Seniors Set At Pinehurst for North and South Invitational
Pinehurst North Carolina seniors prepare for the North and South Invitational with 335 players aged 55 and over entering pre tournament practice for the championship.
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High School Grid Results
Northwest Forsyth 14 and Griffith Mount Airy 7 led a slate of scores as Gray 0 and Fair Grove 32 beat West Davidson 13 in high school football results.
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Exhibition Scores From Celtics and 76ers
The Associated Press reports exhibition games with Boston defeating Minneapolis 101 to 97 and Philadelphia beating St Louis 108 to 104 while Detroit edged Cincinnati 110 to 103.
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Army Struggles With Injuries Plague West Point Football
Army coach Dale Hall faces a injury plagued season as 1 2 Cadets rely on a diminished lineup. Caldwell remains starter despite a knee injury while Bonko Connors and Bilson battle injuries. Hall had anticipated scrimmages to minimize risk.
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LSU Dominates AP Poll as Texas and Georgia Tech Rise
LSU holds first with 1223 points while Northwestern trails at second. Texas jumps to third after beating Oklahoma 19-12, Georgia Tech falls to fourth after a 14-7 win over Tennessee. Syracuse and Penn State rise with NY service teams. top ten includes Mississippi Purdue USC Syracuse Iowa Penn State.
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Fla
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Will Kellett Be New Pro Commish
Philadelphia AP report notes Carl Rosenbloom and George Preston Marshall propose a possible successor to the late commissioner. They cite Halas and Marshall opposing, while Rosenbloom praises Will Kellett as a capable candidate but says no decision has been made and a funeral interrupts plans.
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ACC Teams Face Winding Weekend With Key Injuries
Wake Forest and Maryland stand strongest as Virginia prepares to play outside the ACC. North Carolina State and North Carolina report multiple starters sidelined, while South Carolina, Clemson, Duke and Army also clash with injuries shaping lineups and depth for their weekend games.
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Danny Lee
Army
North Carolina
Tom Nugent
Cavaliers
Virginia Tech
Richmond
Title Bout Site Picked
The Salt Lake City site is under consideration for the December title defense. Promoter Norman Rothschild and Spider Webb with manager Hector Knowles are scheduled to inspect possible venues and finalize plans with Marv Jenson. Webb holds a prior unanimous decision over Fullmer.
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Bald Eagle Enters for Round Table International Race
Bald Eagle owned by Harry F. Guggenheim joins Round Table as a potential U S starter in the $100 race at Laurel Md. Travis Kerr plans the International as the last race for his 5 year old. Field grows to seven with entrants from New Zealand France Australia England and Mexico. Japan’s Kuripero was scratched due to a leg injury.
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